Sentence examples for introduced in one from inspiring English sources

Once the chip is fixed on the holder, water is introduced in one of the chamber and will serve as the reference (mechanical motion…).

"I was introduced in one of the tabloids in a two-page spread as 'Turbo's newest negro'… which was breathtaking.

He is introduced in one corner of the screen, opposite old footage of former Speaker Newt Gingrich speaking from the House floor.

"We understand what happened when the poll tax was introduced in one go, and anything we introduce will be introduced gradually," he insists.

Of course, such a radical change in economic direction could not be introduced in one country alone, since the money markets would ferociously destabilise such a challenge to their present dominance of the world economy.

A painter by day and a short-order cook by night, he is introduced in one of Carson's cinematic bursts: Ray flips two half-fried eggs with one hand and catches an explosion of toast (too light, shoves it back down) then spins left to pick a clean plate off the dishwasher stack.

Clinical skills are introduced in Year One and constitute one of the several crucial vertical themes within the curriculum.

On November 5, a new law was introduced in Egypt, one that criminalizes graffiti.

In the doll's early years — she was introduced in 1959 — one could buy a miniature elastic girdle as an accessory.

All these improvements are introduced in a one step scheme to simulate unsteady reactive flows for a wide range of Mach number.

Three models relating socioeconomy and landscape are proposed, and two scenarios of socioeconomic change are introduced in each one to obtain a prediction.